Dishonored 2 + Imperial Assassins

<div>The throne of Dunwall once again needs protecting. Dishonored 2, set fifteen years after the first game, gives you a choice. Choose Corvo Attano, the master assassin and royal protector you know from the first game, forced back into the shadows. Or you can play as Emily, once the child you rescued in Dishonored 1 and now an empress and warrior trained by Corvo. Each character has unique abilities granted by the always curious Outsider.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<strong>Dual Gameplay</strong><br> The characters in Dishonored 2 have different powers granted by the Outsider. Corvo retains abilities that every veteran of the first game is familiar with, including the iconic Blink and Possession, while Emily is given brand new abilities to match her birth as the ruler of her people. Their abilities affect the way they approach levels and provide insight into the core of their personalities.<br> <br> <strong>New mystical superpowers</strong><br> The Outsider, an infernal intruder from Dishonored, gives Emily five brand new powers, vastly different from those of Corvo. The Empress is able to summon a totem that draws the attention of everyone around her and attracts bizarre comments from those staring into the void. Her main tool of mobility is the Long Reach, a shadowy grappling hook she can use to grab distant ledges, objects, and enemies' heads. She can also transform into a black smoke sorcerer to sneak up on and dismember enemies. Each power, including Corvo's, offers branching upgrades that allow you to customize the game.<br> <br> <strong>Change of scenery</strong><br> The plot of Dishonored 2 takes you to the town of Karnaca on Corvo's home island of Serkonos. This Greek, Spanish and Italian-inspired city is bathed in sunshine, plagued by swarms of bloodsucking flesh-eaters and violent dust storms in the Dust District. The sunny setting of Karnaca brings color and light to the series, and the Void engine provides gorgeous visuals that perfectly capture the atmosphere.<br> <br> <strong>Play creatively</strong><br> Like its predecessor, Dishonored 2 encourages players to get creative with each mission and area. Use Emily's Domino powers to link the fates of several people and throw one of them off a ledge, have Corvo stop time and possess several people to kill each other - the possibilities are limited only by your imagination. The level architecture provides enough options for you to replay the missions to explore all the options for stealth, combat, and creative disposal of enemies and targets.</div><div>&nbsp;</div>